Mayor's Son Charged With Delivering Drugs
Son Forced To Wear Electronic Tether
POSTED: Monday, June 30, 2003
UPDATED: 9:18 pm EDT June 30,2003
The son of Sterling Heights Mayor Richard Notte was arraigned in court Monday on drug-selling charges.
John Notte, 19, was charged with delivering marijuana and conspiracy to deliver marijuana.Police said they caught Notte (pictured, left) Thursday night attempting to deliver the drug to a home in Sterling Heights. Police seized 6 pounds of marijuana at the scene, Local 4 reported.Notte's father vowed not to pull strings after his son was arrested.Notte was freed on bond, but will be required to wear an electronic tether.
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